The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-16

unroofed, and Mr.. Caah was hurt In the
forehead by a door being suddenly blown
In hl8 face. IH.I
The Patterson block was unrooied and
the walls badly strained. The Collins
block and the Jepson block are aleo seri.
oualy damaged. The office OF George
Robinson. the treasurer, was unroofed and
tho end OF the building blown In.
lri ON THE WESTERN BORDER. yT
Among the loases occasioned in that
section lying Just west Of the town arc to
be enumerated the following: The wagon
shop and stable OF Charles Pickering we're
demolished. John Coleman's planning
mill, hia house and stables are almost to.
tai wrecks. 2,
CHILD BLOWN oSR HUNDRED YARDS.
A lissle child belonging to him was
blown about one hundred yards and
landed on the pike; the child was bruised
and frightened, but fortunately no bones
were broken.
Judge Cochran's barn was wrecked and
his house seriously damaged.
The elegant ,two.story brick belonging
to and occupied by Colvin Patton, and
his two barns, were almost entirely lev.
oled. I. T-E
A large brick occupied by Major Ncia.
wanger was wrecked. Conrad Trolls
house was unroofed, one barn carried en-.
ttrciy away and another one badly
wrenched. John Henderson lost q stable.
William Lee had stable and outhouses
carried of. The frame residence OF James
CLARK WAS wrecked. Ben McBside's stable
was demolished and the top story Of his
house carried away. The house Of Jano
Edgerton was unroofed also and the upper
story collapsed.
.J MORE OF THE SANE BORT.
Among other losses in tho town and
vicinity are: J. Z. Hoge, fine stable gone.
Mrs. Grove, house unroofed. Squire
Davis, residence un1ooled and the end OF
smaller house blown In.
The house OF James L. Tallmgn was
wrecked by having blown on and assins.
it the large carriage and blacksmith shop
OF John Carlisle. Carlla!e's properly
was totally wrecked, and that OF
Ta!lman WAS left in about the same con.
ditlon. Mrs. Walker'o house was uu.
rooted and her stable demolished. The
house occupied by w. A. Gephatt was
80 wrenched as to make j: uninhabitable.
Colonel J. L. Mitcheli's loss 10 estimated
at Sl,500. The loss on tho build
ing occupied by Fred Troll's Sons, q
large brick, and on their stock OF
dry goods aud suitinga, will bs very large.
Dr.. Furbee, who had his office over Fred
Trolls Soma place, los: all his furniture
and 4 considerable lot of silyerYare aud
come oil his Instruments.
EART OF BIT. cLAIRsvlLLE.
East Of the town atwo.story frame, pur-
chased few daya ago Tor S2,5O0by George
Morrow from q. W. Barnes, was split al
most entirely i'll two. This house stood
flush on the pike. Mr.. Barnes, who
resided short distance north
had ono barn badly wrecked
and another one carried entirely away.
He bad two hogs aud one steer killed and
a fine family ,na.e 80 crippled that che
bud to be shot. Two other small farm
buildings belonging to Barnes were ewept
away and q lsrgeiotofgr4n and hay carried
oil. William Shoemaker lost a barn, corn
house and valuable lot o! farm products;
this property was owned by John Mar
shall. A aplerd!d two story frame farm
house belonging to and occu-
pied by Joseph Young, was wrecked and
his effects broken and scattered; the loss
on this houee alone is s, 600 without COM
putting tho loss he suffered about his
farm. John Wells barn WAS blown down
and his live stock seriously crippled.